Security

Security equipment for installers and contractors, covering CCTV, intruder alarms, access control and door entry. Shop by category below or by brand, from Hikvision and Paxton to Texecom and Videx.

Shop security by category

• Intruder alarm panels and kits: control panels and complete alarm kits.
• PIR and motion sensors: internal and external detectors for intruder systems.
• Door contacts and sensors: magnetic contacts and other sensors for doors and windows.
• Access control: controllers, readers, keypads, credentials, locks and exit buttons.
• CCTV cameras: IP and analogue HD cameras in bullet, dome and turret styles.
• NVR and DVR recorders: recorders for IP and analogue camera systems.
• CCTV accessories: brackets, junction boxes, enclosures and monitors.
• Door entry systems: audio, video and GSM intercoms for single and multi-occupancy buildings.
• Security and CCTV signs: CCTV warning signs and window stickers.

Security brands we stock

CCTV from Hikvision and TruVision. Access control from Paxton, CDVI, HID and Vanderbilt Acre. Door entry from Videx and Comelit-PAC. Intruder alarms from Texecom, Pyronix and CQR.

Planning a security system

• Intruder alarms: in the UK, intruder alarm systems are specified by security grade under EN 50131 and PD 6662. Check the grade required by the insurer or specification before choosing the panel and detectors.
• CCTV: choose IP cameras with an NVR for new networked systems, or analogue HD cameras with a DVR to reuse existing coax cabling.
• Access control: match readers and credentials to the controller, and decide between standalone keypads and networked systems for multi-door sites.
• Door entry: choose audio or video, and wired or GSM, based on the building and the number of residents or tenants.

Why buy from JEM Systems UK

JEM Systems UK supplies genuine security products, all brand new and factory sealed. We supply trade installers, contractors and facilities teams across the UK, with fast, tracked UK delivery.

Security equipment FAQs

What security equipment does a business need?

Most commercial sites combine an intruder alarm, CCTV and access control, often with door entry for visitors. The right mix depends on the building, the risks and any insurer requirements.

What is the difference between access control and door entry?

Access control lets authorised people in with a card, fob, code or phone. Door entry lets visitors call a resident or reception, who then decides whether to open the door.

Should I choose IP or analogue CCTV?

IP systems suit new installs and larger networked sites. Analogue HD systems are a cost-effective way to upgrade sites that already have coax cabling.